Hi Damon, Hi Michael Thanks for your feedback. I'll try to see if it would be possible to enhance the Stateful Server so that 2 URLs are handled with 2 differents Agents. My use case is that 2 differents Portlets, in the same WAR, must be able to use 2 differents set of rules. And so far, as you explained, there's a single Questionnaire per HTTP Session. Not a big issue, we might be able to find a solution, based on the URI for instance. I'll try to see if I can adapt-it :-) Thanks Regards, Nicolas (yes, from Paris/France ;-) ) 2010/2/27 Damon Horrell <Damon.Horrell(a)solnetsolutions.co.nz&gt; I think the problem though is that there is only one session so when you > hit the second url, then nothing happens because you already have a session > established. (The branching-example has 3 different agents and I had to > delete the knowledgeSession when switching between them otherwise I'm pretty > sure it just stayed with the original one.) > > In a portal environment, the different portlets almost need to behave like > different users. > > Currently Tohu only supports there being a single Questionnaire per > session, so we'd either have to enhance that so that there were two > independent ones within the session for each portlet, or change the > execution server so that each agent url has a different knowledgeSession > behind it (could this be a simple configuration option cos the current > behaviour is also useful). > > Another approach (which Nicholas could try) might be just to have a single > agent and a single Questionnaire for the whole application and write some > custom javascript so that each portlet only fetched the parts of the > Questionnaire that it should display (probably using Groups). i.e. it would > be a bit like a 2-page Questionnaire but where each page was actually each > portlet. I haven't really thought this through fully though so this might > not acually work easily. > > Damon > > -----Michael Neale <michael.neale(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote: ----- > > To: Damon Horrell <Damon.Horrell(a)solnetsolutions.co.nz&gt; > From: Michael Neale <michael.neale(a)gmail.com&gt; > Date: 02/27/2010 01:21PM > cc: Nicolas Martignole <nicolas(a)touilleur-express.fr&gt;, > tohu-users(a)lists.jboss.org > Subject: Re: [tohu-users] Stateless/stateful servlet in Tohu > > > Yes different URLs should result in different agents being loaded (each > will have their own config, so there has to be a matching config file for " sample2". > > > There was some talk around stateless - the idea being that all > question/answer state is kept on the client and passed as needed (say in a > cookie) and this could work in theory for very small amounts of data. > > On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 10:50 AM, Damon Horrell < Damon.Horrell(a)solnetsolutions.co.nz > > wrote: > >> Hi Nicolas, >> >> It's good to see someone on the other side of the world using Tohu :-) >> >> Tohu requires that you use the stateful session because only changes are >> sent back and forth between the client and server, and so that state needs >> to be maintained on the server. Stateless would be useful for a scenario >> where the rules are just doing some sort of one-off calculation based on the >> inputs provided. >> >> Michael will need to answer re whether the execution server is able to >> run 2 agents simultaneously and how to to that. In the meantime, you could >> work around this problem by creating a separate war file for each and >> deploying them both to your app server. I have had a number of Tohu >> applications running simultaneously this way, which is exactly what you need >> for use within a portal. >> >> Regards, Damon >> >> >> ----- tohu-users-bounces(a)lists.jboss.org wrote: ----- >> >> To: tohu-users(a)lists.jboss.org >> From: Nicolas Martignole < nicolas(a)touilleur-express.fr > >> Sent by: tohu-users-bounces(a)lists.jboss.org >> Date: 02/27/2010 05:42AM >> Subject: [tohu-users] Stateless/stateful servlet in Tohu >> >> >> Hi Michael >> >> JBoss Tohu is really a great project. I worked on a Grails similar >> project >> few months ago, and I was really happy to discover Tohu later. >> >> My first question is about the Stateless/stateful URL and Servlet in Tohu >> implemented in Scala. >> >> I understood how to close a session with the URI and dispose-session >> in stateful mode. However, and because I'm a beginner with Scala, >> what are the main differences between the stateless and the stateful >> servlet >> in JBoss Tohu ? >> >> My Portlet has 2 view modes : normal and maximized. Each view mode >> is in fact a simple JSP. I oberved that if I use the stateful mode, and >> I try to load 2 separates context/scenarion (with /stateful/sample1 and >> /stateful/sample2) >> then the 2nd state is never loaded. >> >> I'd like to understand a little bit more this part of Tohu >> >> Thanks for your help, and for the great work >> >> Nicolas >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> tohu-users mailing list >> tohu-users(a)lists.jboss.org >> https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/tohu-users >> >> >> Attention: This email may contain information intended for the sole use >> of the original recipient. Please respect this when sharing or disclosing >> this email's contents with any third party. If you believe you have received >> this email in error, please delete it and notify the sender or postmaster(a)solnetsolutions.co.nz >> as soon as possible. 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